Studentwriter
Dr. Archibald
English 110.5##
3.1 INF rough draft
29 Oct. 2008
Title
Many people . . .your introduction is well written but you might . . .
point 1
point 2
point 3
conclusion
Dr. A's feedback for Sara G's 3.1INF:
What is the thesis? Type out the thesis you find in the paper in your own words; it will help you see whether the writer's main insight is made sufficiently clear.
How is the essay organized? Describe in three or four sentences how the essay is organized. This will help you determine if the structure was clear.
Was the organization logical? Was this the best way the writer could present their information?
Were any parts not relevant to the thesis? As a reader did you pause to wonder how a statement or paragraph was related to the thesis?
What examples and types of evidence were most convincing? Did the essay engage your emotions and appeal to your experiences in appropriate ways?
What two places could use more development? Which places in the text need more evidence, examples, explanation.
Did the introduction catch your attention? The writer was probably writing about a topic that already interests them, so did they communicate that interest to you?
Dr. A's 3.1INF rough draft page
(return to Dr.A's3INF page)Studentwriter
Dr. Archibald
English 110.5##
3.1 INF rough draft
29 Oct. 2008
Title
Many people . . .your introduction is well written but you might . . .
point 1
point 2
point 3
conclusion
Dr. A's feedback for Sara G's 3.1INF: